Marissa Devlin has vowed to protect her orphaned halfbrother—even if it means becoming governess to thedaughter of dark, brooding Holt McMaster. Marissasoon feels like a mother to Holt's little girl, but themagnificent cattle baron's guarded heart isn't soeasily won! Holt has battled with trust in the past, so he's surprisedto find that having Marissa in his home seems like themost natural thing in the world. Is it possible that the new nanny may be the perfectwife…?

A small Island in the Caribbean, where the soil is rich in minerals, and known as the land of spice, Dr. Constance Telesfford was born on that soil, the Island of Grenada. The first of seven children, she was the recipient of harsh punishment from her mother, and the victim of attempted rape twice as a child. She migrated to Aruba with her siblings to join her parents where she completed most of her academic education. The spoken language was Dutch, a new experience but learning a new language was a good thing. Dr. Telesfford received her nursing education and post graduate midwifery in London, England where she met and married Albert Prescott after graduation. Having worked as a practicing midwife after graduation, Dr. Telesfford migrated to America with her husband and their two daughters, at the invitation of her sister, to work in medicine. A retired nurse and missionary to the nations, she is the recipient of a Bachelors Degree in Sociology, Bachelors Degree in Religious Education, Masters Degree in Health Care Administration, Masters Degree in Theology, and a Doctorate Degree in Theology, Ph.D. Dr. Telesfford ministered in New York City, the Caribbean Islands, including Grenada, Trinidad and Tobago, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Jamaica, and lastly, BoliviaSouth America. Also, she travelled extensively throughout the nations including England, India, China, Asia, the Philippines, Hong Kong, Israel, Rome, Egypt, and BoliviaSouth America. Dr. Telesfford relocated to Florida to escape the many years of bitter cold weather, not without challenges. Her ex-husband vowed shell never be happy with another man; but God is faithful to see her through. She enjoys playing the piano as the Lord insists that she continue her music.

Promoted: Nanny to Wife Marissa Devlin has vowed to protect her orphaned half-brother - so becomes governess to the daughter of dark, brooding Holt McMaster. Holt's little girl soon makes her feel like a mother, but the magnificent cattle baron's guarded heart isn't so easily won! The Italian Tycoon and the Nanny A new daddy to his orphaned nephew, Massimo needs help. Bringing the baby's beautiful aunt Julie Marchant to Italy as a nanny seems the perfect solution. Julie is a fish out of water in Massimo's glamorous, wealthy world and she's trying desperately to ignore her attraction to the brooding tycoon...The Millionaire's Nanny Arrangement A supersuccessful businessman, the only thing Ryan Storm can't quite get a handle on is his daughter, Mariah, who just wants a mum. But he can hire the next best thing...Pregnant, widowed Kelsey Mason is little Mariah's idea of the perfect nanny. Even Ryan starts to fall under Kelsey's spell as she tempts the workaholic to enjoy his family...

"Madam, twenty-seven!?" This damned man! She had risked her life to help him give birth to a new child, yet he actually brought little concubines into the house one by one and even brought people to challenge the school! Young Marshal is amazing, the warlord is awesome! You want to marry her?! Fine, I'll cut off his culprit before kicking the other girls out. Otherwise, don't even think about it!

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